LES RENCONTRES DE l'INFO: 9th EDITION IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CLEMI
LES RENCONTRES DE l'INFO: 9th EDITION IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CLEMI
Before the end of the school year, the TF1 Group's Information Department, in partnership with CLEMI, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary, is organising the CLEMI, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary, is organising the 9th edition of the RENCONTRES DE L'INFO on the afternoon of Monday June 5.
On this occasion, 150 students will be at TF1 for direct exchanges with Marie-Sophie Lacarrau's 13H news team.
The Rencontres de l'Info, hosted by Christelle Chiroux, TF1's deputy news director in charge of mediation and CSR, will focus on the day-to-day production of a TF1 news programme.
The 1 o'clock news team, led by Marie-Sophie Lacarrau, with editor-in-chief Romain Hussenot, deputy editors-in-chief Timothée Forbin and Hélène Grégoire, as well as journalist Thierry Coiffier, who appears daily on the news set, will be on hand to explain and decipher their work and answer any questions from the young audience.
For 5th grade class and college pupils, this will be an opportunity to talk to each other, to gain a better understanding of how a newsroom works, and to get a more concrete idea of the different jobs involved in producing a news bulletin.
On 5 June, the pupils and teachers who will be at TF1 are the finalists in the 11thedition of the largest national school media competition Médiatiks organised organised by CLEMI. The competition, of which Anne-Claire Coudray is the new president of the jury for the Anne-Claire Coudray is the new president of the jury for the 2023 edition.
This 9th edition, again in partnership with CLEMI, once again illustrates TF1's desire to reach out to young audiences and give them the opportunity for direct exchanges with the Group's editorial teams.
You can follow the entire event live on Facebook, TikTok, Youtube and TF1 INFO from 2.30pm to 4.30pm.
At the end of the event, Julien Laurent, Digital Marketing Director in the Information Department, will be on hand to meet the young audience.
In his spare time, he is also the author of an Instagram account (@demaincommenceaujourdhui) which has become a comic book.
This comic tells about the daily life of Astrid, aged 9, who has no tongue in cheek and mischievously points out our inconsistencies and contradictions as adults, in a world marked by concerns about global warming, and where technologies sometimes lead to greater absurdities and inequalities.
TF1 Group's news campaign aims to raise awareness among young audiences of the importance of being informed in order to better understand the world. Now more than ever, it's vital to learn how to distinguish between different sources of information, to exercise a critical mind, to sort out what's true from what's false, and to better understand how information is produced and disseminated.